The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 21, 1939, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939 :’rAmu"l;g'ygfgg"m_flfkkITORIM EXPENDITURE $2,500,000 Dr. 8. W. Bridie, chiropractor from Fairbanks, 1s a guest at the Gas- tineau Hotel. Report of Year Ending on June 30 Shows Gain ; of $600,000 He will be here for afew days in connection with formation of the| new board of Chiropractics. — e J Two and a half million dollars, drawn from both Territorial and | Federal funds, was the cost of Ter- | ritorial government in Alska in the | fiscal year ending June 30, Audito: | Frank A. Boyle reported to the Gov- | ernor today. This is roughly $600,000 more than |in the previous year. | The exact figure drawn in war- rants by the ‘Auditor of Alaska in the year just closed was $2,532,887.90. Empire classifieds pay. Schools Get Lion’s Share Education, including the Univer- sity of Alaska, schools inside and outside incorporated towns and as- sistance to municipalities, claimed | $990,616.48, or 39 per cent of the en- Jtire total. The amount spent for | education was approximatley $30,000 from the Federal government whne the previous year’s did not. The expenditures for Health snd Sanitation were increased from $ 404.09 to $107,816.51. The 1939 cx- penditures included sums- received | from the Federal government, but the previous year’s did not, Road, Trail Work Increased Nearly twice as much was spent for development of roads and trails as during the previous year. Aero- nautics expenditures were increased from $4,093.85 to $79,501.40. Lumped together under the title ment of Territory,” expenditures in tHis general class came to $475.- 175.69 or 19 per cent of the total Industrial development cost $182,- 667.43, seven per cent of the total,| about the same as in the previous| year. { The expense of administration. “Develop- | BILL CURBING POLITICS IS PAST HOUSE |Hatch Meas—ur; Goes Back fo Senafe for Action | " OUTSIDE FOR TREATMENT LUNCH SATURDAY Braised Sirloin Tips and Baked Spaghetti | AT THE BARANOF [ o aivide b Mrs. | Lillian Kirkebo is *being l | sent to the States by the Ma:shal.s ‘ | office for medical treatment. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Hen- ! Fitzpatrick I I p a rl ( | rietta Elliott on the McKinley to- 1morr0w. | | Tours North Congressman James M. Fitz- patrick, Democrat of the 24th Dis- trict, New York, is a passenger aboard the Baranof in port early tomorrow morning. He is accom- | on Amendments | panied by his wife. Congressman Fitzpatrick is on a WASHINGTON, July 21. — The tour of Alaska for the House Ap- Hatch bill to curb political ncnvn—\pmpnauom Commiitee and Sub- ties of Federal officials won House committee. | (Leaving Tomorrow for Trip more than during the previous year. Liquor refunds to municlpnlmex totaled $64,185.42, which is two per-w already lower than that of any state, 'approval last night after a long| w sareduced in the year from $11 and boisterous session in which a| 37 to $95694.63. This is only four Republican and Democratic coali- | per cent of the total expendttures tion defeated stubborn attempts to| listed in Auditor Boyle's report modify its language. SRR i B ST | The measure passed by a vote of | DUFRESNE WILL |5 o Stpin i e | VISIT WILDLIFE AGENTS IN FIELD Senator Hatch, Democrat of New Mexico, its author, predicted this| would be forthcoming quickly. Hatch | said the purpose of the bill is to‘ prevent office holders from going to political conventions as delegates and | is not inTénded to limit the right of a person to express his political | opinion, only to prevent the averagel office holder from going out w‘ manage a campaign for anyone. D in Back Country from Kenai West A month’s trek into the Interior | country.” In Ketchikan yesterday, accord- ing to a dispatch from the Chron- icle, he said: “I am very pleased with what I have seen of your The New Yorker will spend ten ' days in the Interior. He has been in Congress since the 75th session. e FORNANCE IOU(HES TEE HARBOR; HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY Army tender Fornance from Chil- koot Barracks touched at Tee Har- s\ |bor today on its way to Sitka. It will call at Juneau next Wednesday, | THE TEA OF FLAVOR There is a difference in the quality of tea! You'll never know tea at its best until you try Schilling. Compare its exquisite flavor and clear- ness. Compare it for every- thing you want in a cup of cent of total expenditures and saoqmd through some of Alaska's back 000 less than last year. Additional | country will be begun tomorrow by amounts due from cities for the| Executive Officer Frank Dufresne, | period have not been paid up to of the Alaska Game Commission. | June 30. | He will see every Wildlife agem | Weltare and reliei cost $724,548.25, | enroute | | Enlarged, Now On Sale; $1.00. | next to education the heaviest drain | Leaving on the Baranof lomorrow W . mers, taking | Dufresne will travel through Seward| Herb Johnston, who represents | gnr)et:\ece.:;in::o:t‘?el ::L’:l The We]ghnd Anchorage, by way of the Kenai | ‘Government” at St. Michael, flew | fare Department spent approxlmam- Lake system to Cook Inlet, cross| here yesterday with his wife on 1 ly $100,000 mare than in the previous | to Iliamna Landing and’across coun- | their way outside on vacation, the | year, though this is partly account- | try to Bristol Bay. He will return | first they have taken in four years. | \ed for by the fact that the 1939 by way of Fairbanks and the Rich-| Johnston is U. S. Commissioner, St. Michael Official (And How) Maj. L. W. Amis, Commanding Of- ficer of the Barracks, who is aboard, said. tea. Insist on Schilling Tea! ———.———— The Book ALASKA, Revised and MARSHMALLQWS se wons. .. 19¢ | Postmaster, +Agent for the Terri- expendtture included sums recened 'ardson Hnglm | torial Schools, License Officer for FLORSHEIM SHOES We haven't skimmed off the cream, held back on new styles, or built up odds and ends to make a sale! Our Florsheim stock is complete; size ranges are adequate; only the price tickets have been changed. s - 8 5 | THE GREATEST FLORSHEIM VALUE IN 47 YEARS A" s“‘mwQ PUBLIC DANCE Saturday Night AT THE ELKS’ soms uvl.ll 583_5 H. S. 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